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Mozilla has revised its plans to 'encourage' developers to speed up their Firefox add-onsafter plenty of feedback in the week since the initial announcement. One change is that only the add-ons that have a big impact, adding over 25 percent to Firefox's startup time, are displayed in the new 'list of shame.'

Mozilla won't start displaying warnings for slow add-ons just yet, as it needs to make sure that its testing suite is more accurate than it is now.
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There has been a lot of chatter recently about a new permanent unlock solution for the Apple iPhone 4 and other iPhone models. It works pretty much like any other standard cell phone unlocking service — you pay a fee and send over your IMEI, and a code is then generated that you input into your device.
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The long wait is finally over as an early build of Windows 8 has leaked. The leak has been posted on a Betaarchive private FTP site and has been confirmed by several reputable sources that it is indeed a legitimate build. Currently the build is not availbe for mass public consumption but it will be posted to a public torrent tracking website in the next few hours.
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The Netherlands currently allows private users to download copyrighted songs and movies without penalty, so long as they are for personal use; uploading, however, counts as "distribution" and comes with penalties. ...

Mark Zuckerberg won a legal battle against former Harvard classmates who accuse him of stealing their idea for Facebook, but the feud made famous on the silver screen is not over yet.
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From Rupert Murdoch’s The Daily to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, it seems more and more newspapers are turning to iPads and other tablets in an effort to capture a fraction of our daily attention. And as this graphic from Column Five Media illustrates, iPad is well on its way to becoming our Sunday newspaper.
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